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The recurrent push under President Reagan for distinguishing between  the worthy and the unworthy and for the voluntary and private sector to  take on more responsibility for social welfare seems to reflect a turn  back to the 1800s and the Charity Organization Societies

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The recurrent push under President Reagan for distinguishing between  the worthy and the unworthy and for the voluntary and private sector to  take on more responsibility for social welfare seems to reflect a turn  back to the 1800s and the Charity Organization Societies.

Do you agree or disagree with this ideology? What similarities and  differences do you see between the Reagan era policies and the Charity  Organization Societies? Do you agree or disagree with their claims of  worthiness, based on NASW's Policy Statement on Economic Justice?  Explain why.